sparky from complete he plays with no feeling and whats with the dr. seuss hat?
first Wentz, now this....my god, he's playing 2 strings on the same fret, and he needs to stare at the fretboard?
gtr player too, ....not a fan
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sparky from complete he plays with no feeling and whats with the dr. seuss hat?
anyone else besides pete, fieldy and trujillo?
im still trying to think of the worst one, besides pete that is
That guy from Sum 41. Ian Gershka (spelling???) Fat guy, no shirt jumping around on stage. Root notes and nothing else. what a goof.
I don't know about players I don't like watching but ...
Darcy Wretsky of Smashing Pumpkins was always VERY NICE to watch.
Jeff Berlin.
He wears blue jeans and blazers, like it is 1985. He's just anti-hip. And that chorusy sound he goes for gets to me. . .
Monster player, and I respect him greatly, but his just not very cool. And he bosses musicians around on stage, giving bad looks, and bad vibes.
I always think that he's traumatized because he thinks he's better than Jaco, and never has gotten nearly the recognition.
wow... how can he even play like that?
Does there singer leave out parts of words on purpose? Or does he have an accent?
Wow, this might be a bad first impression to make but uh...I like Pete Wentz. I mean, he doesn't get down and have all of the walking stuff like John Paul Jones did back in the day, but all in all, not many bassists do these days. I think Wentz' bass skills show quite well in "Dance, Dance" "Sugar, We're Goin' Down" and "I Slept With Someone In Fall Out Boy And All I Got Was This Stupid Song Written About Me".
As far as bassists that I can't stand to watch? Well, as much as I love the guy, John Paul Jones. He's so still and rigid, and people wonder why bassists don't get much attention these days.
Pete Wentz gets attention, not only because of his looks, but because he has shattered the stereotype that all bassists are lame failed guitarists and have a rigid, non-moving, frame.
first Wentz, now this....my god, he's playing 2 strings on the same fret, and he needs to stare at the fretboard?
gtr player too, ....not a fan
Duff McKagan. Not only can't play, but the bass slung down to his shins is a such an attractive look. It's like he lost a contact lens and he's hunched over looking for it. Set bass playing back about 15 years.